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Skin Cancer Experts Raise Alarm Over Rising "Tanmaxxing" Trend and Potential Health Risks.

The alarming trend of "tanmaxxing" among Gen Z youth is actually causing irreversible DNA damage, according to a dermatologist who views the pursuit of a sun-kissed glow as a disturbing sign of a deeper health concern.

Longevity Lessons from a 93-Year-Old Soccer Referee: How Wartime Discipline and Rationing Contributed to a Lifetime of Good Health.

At 93, Frank Foster's impressive physical fitness, which enables him to referee soccer three times a week, can be attributed to his long-standing habit of consuming a nutritious morning bowl of porridge and adhering to the healthy eating habits instilled in him by wartime rations.

Revamped Daily Habits Could Hold Key to Reducing Stress, Obesity, and Chronic Disease Risks, Say Medical Experts

Experts are calling for a revival of traditional American health habits, such as walking, eating seasonal foods, and sharing community meals, to promote well-being and strengthen social connections.

Biohacker's Life Extension Quest Hits Roadblock: Unforeseen Gut Condition Raises Concerns Over Longevity Goals

Bryan Johnson, founder of a longevity-focused venture, has been diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, a condition that can severely impair the body's ability to absorb essential nutrients.

New Research Holds Promise for Effective Treatment of Deadly Intestinal Infection

A groundbreaking enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli vaccine technology, the culmination of decades of research at the University of Bergen, has been licensed to Valneva, offering new hope for global protection against this devastating diarrheal pathogen.

Death Toll in 1776: A Surprising Look at the Leading Causes of Fatalities Among Americans During the Revolutionary Era

Global life expectancy has dramatically increased from an average of 30 years to nearly 80 years, driven by a significant shift from mortality rates dominated by infectious diseases to those primarily influenced by chronic conditions such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.

Healthcare Costs and Immigration Policy: Politicians Weigh In on Consequences of Controversial Decisions

National and local media outlets featured prominent discussions with KFF Health News journalists on pressing healthcare issues.

Union Forces Capture Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1862

A seasoned literary agent offers a straightforward yet crucial guideline for authors seeking to determine whether their book proposal is ready for submission to publishers.

Uncovered: Mysterious Parasite Causes Severe 'Explosive' Illness in Americans, CDC Probes

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals a growing parasitic cyclosporiasis outbreak, resulting in 145 confirmed cases across 17 states and hospitalization of 20 patients.

CDC Launches Investigation into Outbreak of Severe Diarrhea Caused by Mysterious Parasitic Infection.

A parasitic outbreak of cyclosporiasis has spread across 17 US states, with 145 confirmed cases and 20 hospitalizations, as the CDC warns of a potentially escalating summer season.

Five Landmark American Medical Breakthroughs Highlight the Nation’s 250th Anniversary

Leading specialists spotlight cutting‑edge therapies—from joint replacement and Deep TMS for depression to precision oncology—showing the most effective options across diverse medical fields.

Experts Warn of Emerging Health Risks as Trump-Era Funding Cuts to Public Health Programs Come Under Scrutiny

Rising public health threats, including screwworm infestations and flesh-eating bacterial outbreaks, are increasingly associated with devastating cuts to federal healthcare funding and programs.

Southern State Reports West Nile Virus Presence, Prompting Health Officials to Issue Mosquito-Borne Illness Warning to Residents

In a concerning development, the presence of West Nile virus has been detected in local mosquitoes for the first time this year, prompting health officials to issue urgent warnings to residents to take preventive measures, including eliminating standing water and using insect repellents containing DEET.

Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling on Healthcare Policy

The Supreme Court's final decisions of its recent term included a landmark immigration ruling that could potentially displace hundreds of thousands of workers in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities.

Medicare Policy Update: Significant Reduction in Out-of-Pocket Costs for Weight-Loss Medications for Eligible Beneficiaries

A new Medicare program launching on July 1 will make the life-changing obesity medications Wegovy and Zepbound accessible to eligible seniors at a significantly reduced cost of $50 per month.